APC strengthens its hold on the Senate with 88 seats after by-elections
The APC has solidified its Senate power with 88 seats after swearing in four new senators. This comes despite recent defections over party grievances.
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The APC has solidified its Senate power with 88 seats after swearing in four new senators. This comes despite recent defections over party grievances.
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